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Except it's not TV. A tech company with an aerial approach to fighting crime wants to test it out in St. Louis for free.

They're zeroing in on St. Louis, Chicago or Baltimore.

The company tested the sky cameras in Baltimore in 2016, but kept it under wraps. McNutt says they want this deal to be a public process

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Baltimore Community Support Program	baltimorecsp.com
City of St. Louis Surveillance Systems and the Protection of Citizen Privacy Executive Order	docs.wixstatic.com

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